After bold bet on US LNG, Sinochem seeks imports tie-up with PipeChina-sources

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SINGAPORE : China's Sinochem Group is in advanced talks with state-owned PipeChina for using the energy infrastructure firm's liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals after it struck a U.S. deal to buy the superchilled fuel, people with knowledge of the matter said.The move comes after state-owned Sinochem,

SINGAPORE : China's Sinochem Group is in advanced talks with state-owned PipeChina for using the energy infrastructure firm's liquefied natural gas terminals after it struck a U.S. deal to buy the superchilled fuel, people with knowledge of the matter said.

China, which overtook Japan as the world's No.1 buyer of LNG this year, sees natural gas as a key bridge fuel along its path to reach carbon neutrality by 2060.Sinochem aims to sign long-term deals to use PipeChina's terminals, including the new 6 million tonne per year facility in Zhangzhou, Fujian province, that's due to start next year, said the sources, who requested anonymity because they're not authorised to speak to media.

As PipeChina opens up terminals to firms outside state majors like PetroChina, poor contractual performance by smaller importers in a volatile spot market is adding to the appeal of Sinochem. The company's trading teams in Singapore, Japan and London, and state-backed credit lines, make Sinochem an attractive buyer for gas suppliers, said the second official.

 

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